Displaying text in Python

A demonstration on how to display different types of texts in Python.

Author: Juzer Shakir

How_to_Python/strings.py

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+""" Author : Juzer Shakir   ||  Created on 10 Nov 2017     ||   Last modified on 18 Dec 2017 1:15pm
+Topic : How to output string in python"""
+"""----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"""
+
+#Assigning a string to a variable
+first_name = "Juzer "
+middle_name = "Shabbir "
+surname = "Shakir "
+
+#then add these variables to a single variable
+full_name = first_name + middle_name + surname
+
+#printing name on the screen
+print("\nYour full name is \'{}\'.".format(full_name))
+
+#name will be printed multiple times
+print("\nYour name will be printed 3 times ",full_name * 3)
+
+#printing out file location in python
+print("\nPrinting the path of this file")
+#since file location has '\' in the path name, it has different meaning in python
+#we type 'r' before we start a string with file location
+#we type 'r' so that it doesn't apply '\' characteristics and knows it's a file location to print
+print(r"How_to_Python\strings.py")
+print("\n")
+
+#the 'len' function calculates the lenght of a string
+print ("The lenght of my name ",len(full_name))
+print("\n")
+
+#slicing strings
+#we can print from where to where the characters should be printed of the variable
+#prints from start to the 3th character of the string
+print(first_name[:3])
+#prints from 3rd character to the last character of the string
+print(middle_name[2:])
+#prints from start to the 4th character of the string
+print(surname[0:4])
+print("\n")
+#print from start to the end character of the string
+print(full_name[:])
+
+
+#That's it!
+print("\nThe END!")